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Thomas V. Duck III, P.C., Attorney at Law

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  • Serving Sylvester, GA and Worth County, Georgia

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What happens if I haven’t seen my probation officer in 9 days after I was suppose to?

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Answered by attorney Jason William Savela
Criminal Law lawyer at The Savela Law Firm, P.C.
One missed Probation Officer appointment should not land you in jail. If only 9 days, call and reschedule. If you have a good reason, great. If not, just tell Probation Officer sorry. I suspect you are frustrated and want to be off probation. You can get penalties for the full term of probation, so finish it.
One missed Probation Officer appointment should not land you in jail. If only 9 days, call and reschedule. If you have a good reason, great. If not, just tell Probation Officer sorry. I suspect you are frustrated and want to be off probation. You can get penalties for the full term of probation, so finish it.
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How long could my boyfriend be serving, and what could his bond (if he gets one) range from?

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Answered by attorney Lawrence Thomas Lewis (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Lawrence Lewis, P.C.
There is no bond on a VOP. You cannot get him a public defender. The judge will either appoint one or not. But you can retain an attorney for him. I suspect that he may have his balance on probation revoked.
There is no bond on a VOP. You cannot get him a public defender. The judge will either appoint one or not. But you can retain an attorney for him. I suspect that he may have his balance on probation revoked.
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What can I do on my bank fraud case?

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Answered by attorney John F Brennan (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Musilli Brennan Associates, PLLC
You should explain your fact, in detail, to an attorney in confidence, and not admit potential crimes in public over the Internet.
You should explain your fact, in detail, to an attorney in confidence, and not admit potential crimes in public over the Internet.